Spanish term
Traducción simple
(País: Argentina)
5 +3 | non-sworn translation | David Hollywood |
3 +4 | Non-certified translation | Helena Chavarria |
Non-PRO (1): Yvonne Gallagher
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Proposed translations
non-sworn translation
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Servicios de traducción no jurada general Route 66 Idiomas |
www.route66idiomas.com/es/traduccion-no-jurada/En caché
SimilaresNon-sworn translation services from Route 66 Idiomas language school. |.
Spanish Courses, Study Trips and ELE Teacher training in Valencia. Courses.
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www.primacy.com.br/en/services_technical_translation.htmlEn cachéTechnical or Non-Sworn Translation is the translation of text from the source
document to a target language, so that it represents the original text as accurately
as ...
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or: a translation not certified by a sworn-translation service/agency
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or simply: non-certified translation
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it you have to choose, just go with non-certified
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we crossed our paths here so up to asker
Non-certified translation
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/spanish_to_english/law_patents/125...
Customer's request.
Drafting of an estimate indicating the price and deadline.
Following approval by the customer :
1. Analysis of the type of text to be translated ;
2. Ad hoc selection of the translator(s): working in his/her/their native language and competent in the field(s) involved.
3. Two possible sets of circumstances :
• A large volume to be translated with a short deadline : the work is divided up into several parts which are allocated to different translators. One of the translators has the duty of proofreading and guaranteeing uniformity of all the translated documents.
• Smaller volumes : the work is allocated to a single translator capable of translating around 3000 words/day. His/her translation is proofread by another translator.
http://translationagencyteje.com/operate-teje.html
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Maria Mastruzzo
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Thank you, Maria :)
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Blanca Collazo
19 mins
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Thank you, Blanca :)
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Henry Hinds
: Mejor en el caso de USA.
1 hr
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Thank you, Henry :)
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Yvonne Gallagher
10 hrs
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Thanks, Gallagy :-)
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